Clearly referring to gravity's rainbow, a cum shot that takes an arc, usually into the eye.Delphine wrote:End of the rainbow
I can take you
I will catch it for you
What an apt description for what SEGA has done.
Clearly referring to gravity's rainbow, a cum shot that takes an arc, usually into the eye.Delphine wrote:End of the rainbow
I can take you
I will catch it for you
I'm assuming you were playing the Wii version based on your impressions, will you be trying the HD versions also?Locit wrote:Jesus Christ, don't buy this game!
Yeah, well, you know, public school and all of that.Zeta wrote:Christ, I didn't even know that term.
Yeah, not, I'll try them but I won't buy them. Now that I've gotten further and unlocked all the Sonic levels it's sort of fun to play through them, but nowhere near the amount of sheer pain it took to get to them. Again, not worth your money. I'm guessing Sonic Team, who aren't nearly as competent as DiMPS, probably screwed them up, too.Ngangbius wrote:I'm assuming you were playing the Wii version based on your impressions, will you be trying the HD versions also?
It sounded to me like he wouldn't buy the game with his own money, and the 'passing' grade was mostly for what fun he had in the Sonic bits. That's enough to discourage me.I just read 1up's review of the 360 version and the reviewer felt that it was an average game. Not good, but not bad either. A few of his complaints include the hub, the integration of the Boost, and unsurprisingly, the Werehog.
Seriously though, don't buy it. Please. If you have to, get your kid brother or someone else to play through it first so you can just play the fun parts, because the werehog levels are excruciating.This is looking like yet another Sonic game that will garner a mixed reception from the community. This will probably vindicate the Sonic Cycle for some and not for others.
It's not so much the aspect of presents anymore (I'm happy if I get anything), but people are a lot less excited to go to birthday parties in a month full of parties.Neo wrote:For truth? Mine's on the 15th, when's yours? Honestly, I don't feel it as a hinderance because I've never experienced the other end of the spectrum. What's it like, fellow internetians?gr4yJ4Y wrote:I'm pretty sure I'll be getting some for Christmas and my birthday (which are tragically close to each other).
Dude what did I tell you. What did I tell you?Majestic Joey wrote:I just got the game and never have a been so pissed off.
Oh right that's what I told you. Oh also as the game progresses? You start getting three and four werehog levels in a row. Enjoy!Locit wrote:Jesus Christ, don't buy this game!
And that's why Sonic's not "all about speed."Majestic Joey wrote:... I think the developers made the game all sonic levels at first but then realized, "oh wait, you can beat all the levels in about 30 mins..."
Are you playing the High-Definition or Standard-Definition version?Majestic Joey wrote:I just got the game and never have a been so pissed off. this is the first sonic game that in the middle of a level I just said, "fuck this" and stopped playing the game. The werehog levels are the most boring levels I've ever played in my life. I could take playing a werehog level, but not 2 werehog levels in a row. It's super lame. I think the developers made the game all sonic levels at first but then realized, "oh wait, you can beat all the levels in about 30 mins," so they added in the werehog gameplay to make the game longer. Since the werehog moves so slow they don't have to make his stages as big as the sonic stages. Seriously the game is amazingly fun for the 3 mins you play as Sonic, and is complete hell when you are playing a 20 min werehog level.